Índigo
album by Susana Félix
Índigo is the third studio album by the Portuguese pop singer Susana Félix. It was recorded in 2006 and released in that same year. The lead single of the album was "Flutuo", followed by "Concilios", "Lua Na Ponte", "Sou Eu" and "Fintar a Pulsação".
Chart performance
The album debuted at number one in Portuguese Albums Chart, charting higher than her previous studio album Rosa e Vermelho, and was certified Platinum in Portugal. The album was released by Farol, it was produced by Renato Jr. and Susana, and she wrote all the songs, including the bonuses.
It was also one of the best-selling albums of 2006.
Singles
The single "Flutuo" was the first single of the album, it was released in 2006 after the album's release and debuted at #1 in Portuguese Chart.
The second single "Concilios", was not so successful as "Flutuo". It was also released in 2006.
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